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Corn Mazes in Canada

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By KCC Big Country


Autumn, or Fall, is one of my favorite times of year. The leaves begin to turn to beautiful orange, red, and golds. There is a crispness in the air that is refreshing. This makes the fall a great time for outdoor activities.

If you're looking for something fun to do, find a local corn maze! I recently wrote a hub about Corn Mazes locations in the United States and thought I'd share some Canadian locations too.

Who would enjoy a corn maze?

  • Adults of any age out on a date
  • Families with young children
  • Families with teens
  • Social groups and clubs
  • Youth organizations
  • Church groups
  • Birthday parties

Perhaps you're not familiar with a corn maze. Corn mazes are simply mazes cut out in the middle of a cornfield. The designs can be simple to extremely intricate and complex. Many corn mazes are run by family farms and often provide lots of other activities in conjunction with the corn maze.

Other activities might include:

  • Fall festivals
  • Fruit and vegetable produce for sale
  • Pumpkin patch or farm
  • Corn cannons
  • Hayrides
  • Petting zoos
  • Halloween activities
  • Haunted maze
  • Arts and crafts
  • Face-painting
  • Concessions selling home-baked seasonal foods


Corn Mazes in Canada

 

Alberta

British Columbia

Ontario

Other

Tips for Visiting a Corn Maze

Tips for having a good time at a corn maze:

  • Call ahead to make sure they are open and the last time they allow people to enter. Rather large mazes can take some time to complete and you want to allow enough time.
  • Weather can make a huge difference in a corn maze. A farmer will not allow folks into his field if it's too muddy. Even if it hasn't rained where you are, doesn't mean it didn't rain where he is. Check ahead.
  • No smoking...this should be common sense.
  • Dress appropriately. Wear good walking shoes, no open-toed shoes. If it's cool, take a light jacket or sweater or dress in layers so that you can remove a layer along the way if you get too warm.
  • Check online or in local newspapers for coupons, promotions, discounts, or group rates.

Corn Mazes in the News

  • Harvest of field corn falls behindPittsburgh Tribune-Review3 days ago

    Rain — both in the spring and fall — has delayed some area farmers from harvesting corn used for animal feed.

  • Miami should harness environmental driveThe Miami Student1 second ago

    As a college student, going home is always an adventure. Your chair at the dinner table may have moved and there may be a carpet cleaner or several boxes craftily stashed in a corner of your room. Your parents try to hide how excited they are to have you home, but you can tell after a bite of your fifth oatmeal-craisin walnut cookie homemade by your mom and a billion questions from your dad ...

  • Business partner activities include trip to the pumpkin patchDenison Bulletin & Review5 hours ago

    Students from Angela Williams’ third-grade class at Denison Elementary School wrote a thank-you to their business partner, Henry Giasson from Radio Shack in Denison.

  • Attractions: Week of Dec. 3Bradenton Herald23 hours ago

    Area attractions run on a rotating basis as space allows.

  • World orange record gets peeled in CentervilleABC 4 Salt Lake City25 hours ago

    CENTERVILLE, Utah (ABC 4 News) - 322,000 oranges go on display to set a new world record in Centerville grocery store.

  • World orange record gets peeled in CentervilleABC 4 Salt Lake City26 hours ago

    CENTERVILLE, Utah (ABC 4 News) - There are orange displays. Then there is the orange display at the new Fresh Market on Parrish Lane in Centerville. Shopper Don Hepworth took one look at it and said, "I've never seen so many oranges.” Then he laughed for a few seconds as he took it all in. It takes up so much room - it is impressing old and young alike. First grader Jacob Bastian was at the ...

  • World Record Gets Peeled in CentervilleABC 4 Salt Lake City26 hours ago

    There are orange displays. Then there is the orange display at the new Fresh Market on Parrish Lane in Centerville. Shopper Don Hepworth took one look at it and said, "I've never seen so many oranges.” Then he laughed for a few seconds as he took it all in. It takes up so much room - it is impressing old and young alike. First grader Jacob Bastian was at the store as part of a field trip. He ...

  • Apple Hill provides produce, treats and funThe State Hornet2 days ago

    TODAY Apple Hill, a network of farms and orchards that span from Placerville to Pollock Pines, produces fruits, vegetables, pies, juice and Christmas trees.

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Wealthmadehealthy  says:
3 months ago

These hubs on cornmazes are so interesting. I was going to ask you where you found all the info, but I saw the directory....Thanks for informing us of all these!!

How did you come to write on mazes anyhow?? Do you go to them often?? Curious...Great info

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KCC Big Country  says:
3 months ago

Hi, wealthmadehealthy! I use the directory as a starting point, but I look up all the websites myself and post the links. There actually were quite a few in the directory that were closed for 2009. I have been to one maze locally and loved it. It's just a great outdoor activity for this time of year.

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Whikat  says:
3 months ago

Hello friend, I apologize that it has been awhile. I enjoyed the article. I had to smile when I saw it, because working with corn in the fields is one of my new seasonal jobs. I get paid to be in the corn fields for awhile. :-) My daughters are looking forward to the corn mazes this year, we always have so much fun. This was a cool article.

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KCC Big Country  says:
3 months ago

Hey stranger! It has been awhile, Whikat! Good to see you! I've had my US Corn Maze hub for about a week I guess and it has had really good success, and several had mentioned that I should go ahead and do the Canadian version as well. So, I did. You'll have to let me know how the seasonal corn job goes as well as your corn maze adventures this year!

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EWealthGuide  says:
2 months ago

Oh hey, another great hub, I went to the Chilliwack, BC one once. Got lost though. I've been to one in Hawaii too, come to think of it, I got lost in that one too.

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KCC Big Country  says:
2 months ago

LOL...well, you eventually got out...that's all that matters....LOL They are quite confusing, but that's the point. :)

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The Rope  says:
2 months ago

I'm a little slow on the uptake - what a great idea!. Hadn't thought about how much fun they can be, but my region is a little tough on corn, it doesn't have much of a season. I probably need to find an alternative crop.

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KCC Big Country  says:
2 months ago

Some mazes utilize other crops than corn...such as maize. Anything tall enough will work. :)

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